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Huckleberry Finn was a very cool book. (((Parker)))
*I'm sincerely sad that we're finished reading it. I think I experienced post test shock. I walked out of english thinking "Wait a minute. Is this really over? Are the nights of sitting at my computer with my nose in the book at an end? No more WIKISPACE?!" I miss it. Twain is an incredible writer. Reading his book wasn't difficult in the least because his characters are honest people. As a reader I didn't feel like Twain was being fake with me or lying to me by putting up the facade that America is proper and dandy all the time, anywhere you go. People are different; people are flawed. That is what I loved most about Huck Finn. The kid is relateable. (Amy A.)
I liked Huck Finn alot, especially for it's amzingly grabbing plot and understandable wording :) (Cory T.)
I enjoyed Huckleberry Finn a lot because it is the only book i have ever read that it like it. It uses normal language instead of long, word choice style words. All in all, it was one of my favorite books. (Caron)
When we began reading Huckelberry Finn I really did not expect to like it that much, but to my surprise the intricate episodes of the novel quickly grabbed my attention and actually made me want to read it (something I can't say for many books at all). I thought throughout the book as Huck growed and matured so did the readers they learned many lessons through different people, sometimes Jim, sometimes Tom. And as for the ending I really did not dislike it that much, I thought it was very appropriate and suiting for the novel, somewhat abrupt but very appropriate. (A.J.)
Huckleberry Finn was an enjoyable read. Having read it before, I can truly say that I understand it now more than ever. Although the way Mark Twain writes is unconventional, it added to the overall flavor of the novel and was actually fun to sound out most of the time. (Emily Brown)
I had about the same experience as aj because when I started reading Huck Finn I didn't think I was gwyne to like it either. But of course I was wrong. Overall huck Finn is one of my favorite books I have ever read.(Ben)
O let my tell you i liked Huck Finn. It seems to make my day over and over again.(matt)
you dont know much about me unless you read a book called Huckleberry Finn (>.<).. no but srysly i kinda like it it was better than some books... until the bad ending... (my reaction to it http://apahuckfinn.wikispaces.com/The+ending-Thumbs+up+or+thumbs+down%3F)...aws )... i thought the book was pretty original but then again, how many ideas were taken back then =o-- but thats just me. ((AnDrEw))
I really enjoyed Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. It kept me very entertained. Even though some of the dialect was difficult at times, it was truely an eye opener.. in a good way. (Emily Barden)
This was a great book and I agree with Parker in that it was very cool. It still ranks behind Great Expectations for me though. (Stuart)
Here's the brand new page that you can write how you much you liked "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn".
Huckleberry Finn was a very cool book. (((Parker)))
*I'm sincerely sad that we're finished reading it. I think I experienced post test shock. I walked out of english thinking "Wait a minute. Is this really over? Are the nights of sitting at my computer with my nose in the book at an end? No more WIKISPACE?!" I miss it. Twain is an incredible writer. Reading his book wasn't difficult in the least because his characters are honest people. As a reader I didn't feel like Twain was being fake with me or lying to me by putting up the facade that America is proper and dandy all the time, anywhere you go. People are different; people are flawed. That is what I loved most about Huck Finn. The kid is relateable. (Amy A.)